English, 28.10.2020 21:30, MileenaKitana
Practice pushing first with one foot and then with the other, taking the weight off the opposite pedal in each case. At each push of the pedal, a little pull on the handle-bars, pulling with the hand on the same side on which you are pushing with the foot, will keep the wheel from falling. Look well ahead. The bicycle covers the ground very rapidly, and the eye does not at first receive impressions quickly enough to enable you to know where to look and what to look for.
–The Common Sense of Bicycling,
Maria E. Ward
In which order does the author give these instructions?
Push one foot down.
Look where you’re going.
Pull on the handlebars.
Lift the weight off the other foot.
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